CAMDEN, N.J. – He was New Jersey’s 34th governor and its only president of the United States. He was also a notorious racist. Woodrow Wilson is also now the latest target of the nation’s ongoing political correctness correction instigated by Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – It’s still unclear whether New Jersey schools will be physically open in the fall. Remote or not? Your kids will have some decidely far-Left new mandatory topics to learn about, and you won’t have the ability to Read More
*Update* The Administration has qualified its restrictions… click here… TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey schools, 2020 graduates, and their families hoping for at least a social-distancing send-off celebration this month have been smacked down by the Murphy Administration. On Saturday, Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Bill Gates and Andrew Cuomo’s New York may be partnerning to “reimagine” education in the Empire State. Is that a good thing? And is the Garden State next? Save Jersey Founder Matt Rooney was back on Chasing Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – School’s out for the summer, Save Jerseyans… just a couple of months earlier than usual. The widely-anticipated decision to keep New Jersey’s K-12 schools closed for in-person instruction through the end of the current academic year came Read More
MORRIS TWP., N.J. – The Morris School District approved a $128.2 million 2020-21 budget on Monday according to a report from MorristownGreen.com. That’s a 2.6% increase at a time when the COVID-19 statewide lockdown is expected to severely depress tax Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Paterson City’s current school aid haul is staggering, Save Jerseyans: $439,251,959. For the 2020-2021 school year, Governor Murphy is/was seeking $463,287,019. That’s for a city of about 145,000 residents with around 28,000 K-12 students; New Jersey Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The rolling shutdown of New Jersey government continued on Sunday afternoon and into the evening. Governor Phil Murphy announced on Sunday his plans to order all state schools closed (though most made that decision already without him). Read More
CLINTON, N.J. – Tempers were high on Wednesday after it was revealed that the New Jersey Department of Education used 2018 tax data instead of 2019 tax data for its hugely-controversial FY 2021 student aid calculations. “What is truly alarming Read More
